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DC and Zebra Comics Announce Collaboration on Joker: The World Anthology

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Anthology to Include an Original Story Featuring a Never-Before-Seen Version of the Clown Prince of Crime, Created by African Storytellers Zebra Comics PLC, a leader in African comic book publishing, announces a collaboration with DC, part of Warner Bros. Discovery and one of the world’s largest publishers of comics and graphic novels,  to co-create and […]

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DC et Zebra Comics annoncent leur collaboration sur l’anthologie Joker The World

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L’anthologie proposera une histoire originale mettant en scène une version inédite du Clown Prince du Crime, créée par des Africains. 26 April, 2024 – Zebra Comics S.A., le leader dans l’édition de bandes dessinées africaines, est fier d’annoncer un partenariat avec DC Comics, filiale de Warner Bros. Discovery, un des plus grands éditeurs de bandes

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Upcoming Release on the Zebra Comics App and Website: The Artist

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The world of comic books and webtoons is about to welcome a new addition with the release of “The Artist” on the Zebra Comics app and website. With stunning artwork, unique characters, and a highly detailed environment, this comic promises to be an engrossing and action-packed experience for readers. In this article, we’ll look at

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Why Webtoons Are Still Seen as Juvenile Entertainment in Some Parts of Africa

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Webtoons, with their visually dynamic and easily consumable format, are rapidly gaining traction globally, including in Africa. Yet, despite their growing popularity and potential, webtoons in many African communities remain stigmatized as “childish” or “juvenile.” This perception hinders the medium’s full acceptance as a legitimate form of artistic and cultural expression. However, with a deeper

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Why Webtoons are the Future of Digital Storytelling in Africa

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Digital storytelling is undergoing a revolution, and at the heart of this transformation are webtoons. Originally popularized in South Korea, these vertical-scrolling digital comics are not just a global sensation—they are poised to become a dominant cultural and economic force in Africa. Combining accessibility, cultural resonance, and the dynamism of visual art, webtoons represent the

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Reasons why Third-Party Creators Should Publish Their Comics on the Zebra Comics App

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As one of the largest platforms for African comics, Zebra Comics has focused on curating original, in-house content to build a seamless user experience, refining its technology to cater to a diverse, global audience. Until now, Zebra Comics has exclusively published content created by its team to ensure quality and functionality, but this is changing.

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Why African Cinema Should Start Looking at African Comics as a Serious Pool for Source Material

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In recent years, African cinema has been making significant strides, both in terms of quality and global recognition. Filmmakers from the continent are increasingly gaining international acclaim for their unique storytelling and diverse narratives that highlight the richness of African culture. However, there remains an untapped resource that could propel African cinema even further: African

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New ‘Premium’ Comics Coming to Zebra Comics in September 2024

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For two years now, since the launch of the Zebra Comics app and website, the creative team at Zebra Comics has been working tirelessly to bring fresh, engaging, and high-quality content to its ever-growing community. With each update, they’ve added stories in webcomics format that push the boundaries of storytelling, and this September is no

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Working as a Translator in a Digital Comics Company: An Interview with Njoka Marvin

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In the ever-evolving world of digital comics, where creativity meets technology, the role of a translator is both unique and crucial. Translating comics isn’t just about converting words from one language to another—it’s about preserving the essence of a story, the emotion behind the dialogue, and the cultural nuances that make each comic special. Today,

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The Relationship Between Video Games and Comics

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Video games and comics have long shared a symbiotic relationship, influencing and enriching each other in various ways. This relationship has evolved over the decades, resulting in some of the most beloved and iconic characters and stories in popular culture. From adaptations to cross-media storytelling, video games and comics have intertwined to create a unique

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The State of the Webcomics Market in Africa Today

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Comics have long held a significant place in global entertainment, captivating audiences with visually engaging storytelling that transcends language barriers. From the superhero sagas of Marvel and DC to the cultural intricacies found in Japanese manga, the world has witnessed the incredible power of illustrated narratives. Africa, too, has a rich history of comic artistry.

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